Integrated Co-occurring Disorders
Trainings for Addictions and Mental Health Treatment Providers and Peer Specialists
On-Demand Courses
Oregon Health Authority (OHA) funded the development of 14 on-demand, self-paced courses, with the goal of introducing treatment providers and peer specialists to integrated co-occurring disorders (ICD) services and supports. Developed by foremost experts, these on-demand courses are accredited for continuing education hours (CE / CEU). They are free of charge for learners around the globe. For questions about Oregon’s Integrated Co-occurring Disorders Program, contact OHA program support at [email protected].
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Fundamentals in Integrated Co-occurring Disorder Services
Course4.6 average rating (85 reviews)On-demand. 1.5 CE hours. Covers basic philosophy of integrated co-occurring disorders treatment. Free of charge, courtesy of Oregon Health Authority (OHA) Integrated Co-Occurring Disorders (ICD) Initiative.
Free
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Conceptualization & Treatment in Integrated Co-occurring Disorders
Course4.8 average rating (30 reviews)On-demand. 3 CE hours. Takes a closer look at the interactivity and functionality of co-occurring disorders, with a focus on differential diagnosis. Free of charge, courtesy of OHA Integrated Co-occurring Disorders (ICD) initiative.
Free
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Families and Co-occurring Disorders
Course4.9 average rating (37 reviews)On-demand. 1 CE hour. Offers an introduction to co-occurring disorders within families and other relational systems, including how co-occurring disorders are affected by relational dynamics. Free, courtesy of OHA ICD initiative.
Free
On-Demand Courses
structure, content, and some advice
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Each on-demand course includes a series of topics, also known as modules. Videos, presentations, readings, and/or sample handouts are provided under each module. You are free to take as much time as you need to review these resources.
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We suggest you take your time, view content as many times as you like, and access suggested readings and resources when possible.
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It is not necessary to complete a course in a single sitting. You are free to open and close a course as many times as you like.
Target Audience
Integrated co-occurring disorders trainings are recommended for
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Counseling staff, peers, supervisors and licensed medical providers working in an approved Integrated Cooccurring Disorder treatment programs;
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mental health counselors (MHC / LPC), marriage and family therapists (MFT / LMFT), art therapists (AT / LAT), social workers (SW / LSW / LCSW), psychologists, and other mental health providers;
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Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors (CADC);
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Qualified Mental Health Associates (QMHAs); and
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Qualified Mental Health Professionals (QMHPs).
OHA Requirements
for staff assigned to provide integrated co-occurring disorders services and supports
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All staff (QMHA, QMHP, CADC, supervisors, peers, licensed medical providers) working in integrated co-occurring disorders programs are required to complete ICD Program Fundamentals (1.5-hours CE) within 12 months of being assigned to provide integrated co-occurring disorders services and supports.
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Counseling staff working in integrated co-occurring disorders programs are required to complete all integrated co-occurring disorders core trainings (20-hours CE) within 12 months of being assigned to provide integrated co-occurring disorders services and supports.
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Integrated co-occurring disorders core trainings are accessible but optional for peers and LMP’s working in integrated co-occurring disorders services.
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For questions about Oregon’s Integrated Co-occurring Disorders Program, contact OHA program support at [email protected].
ACORN
is committed to excellence.
ACORN has been approved by the International Problem Gambling and Gaming Certification (IPGGC) and the Mental Health & Addiction Certification Board of Oregon (MHACBO) to provide continuing education courses. Additionally, ACORN has been approved by the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7274. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. ACORN is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
